About University Parkway Screen Repair

University Parkway Screen Repair exists because the corridor between the airport and the Lakewood Ranch edge is one continuous band of communities where screened lanais were standard construction, and where most of those enclosures are now old enough to need renewing. This site covers that corridor neighborhood by neighborhood and connects you with a local contractor who books the visit and brings the answers to your lanai.

One call, one contractor, from the airport to the Lakewood Ranch edge

When you call or send the estimate form, we forward your request to one trusted independent local screen contractor who serves the corridor. The visit gets booked by that contractor, the estimate is written by that contractor, and the same contractor performs the work. Whatever you agree to, whatever price you settle on, and whatever warranty applies, it sits between you and that contractor, not with us. Send one request along the parkway and you hear from one screen contractor, not the stack of competing calls that follows an Angi or Yelp submission.

The estimate is written at your lanai, even while you summer up north

Nothing goes on the calendar until the contractor has been to your house in Palm Aire or University Park, walked the full enclosure, looked over the mesh, spline, fasteners, doors, and frame, and handed you an estimate in writing. If you are away for the summer, the visit and the work can happen while you are gone, with updates by phone. You are under no obligation.

Palm Aire, University Park, Whitfield, Mote Ranch, and the streets between

We work with homeowners and associations in University Park, Palm Aire, Whitfield Estates and Sara Bay, Desoto Lakes, Mote Ranch, Longwood Run, The Trails, Lakeridge Falls, Cooper Creek, Tallevast, and the airport's west side.

Look up any Manatee or Sarasota contractor at myfloridalicense.com before the visit

University Parkway Screen Repair works with established contractors whom we believe to be highly reputable and who represent to us that they hold required licensing and insurance. Because licensing and insurance are things the contractor controls, not us, we cannot guarantee that what they tell us is accurate. Before you hire anyone on either side of the parkway, look up the Florida contractor's standing yourself in the state's public license database at myfloridalicense.com. A minute on that official state site is all the check requires.

Book the visit by phone or form, on either side of the parkway

Call (941) 239-6011 or use the free estimate form. We answer the phone at any hour, and a local screen contractor follows up to schedule an in-person visit.